VITERON QUEEN’S LUSTER SILVER FADE GLASSWARE SETLarge 19 piece set of Viteron Queens Luster silver fade mid century glassware circa 1960s. This is an iconic set that often appeared in the office of Madmens Don Draper. Frequently compared to or mistaken for Dorothy Drapers metallic glassware sets which feature a silver rim. This set contains (5) tall Pilsner or champagne glasses, (5) highball glasses, (4) wide brim cocktail glasses, (2) lowball glasses, (2) mini wine glasses or apritif glasses, and

silo wall organizer designed by Dorothee Maurer Becker circa 1969

The table completely breaks down for easy moving

5” Widest part of base is 9

Wood also has some patina from use but structurally sound and sturdy for years of use

Dimensions: In the frame the piece measures 40

Canadian walnut dining table with two 12” leaves rectangular in shape with rounded corners

made of solid oak with very good original finish

and integrated sculpted legs and wooden drawer pulls

Features two cabinets flanking a bank of three drawers with felt-lined flatware compartments in top drawer

condition: very good vintage condition and structurally sound

Overall large amount of texture and deep hues meant to to hung together and synonymously as the back wiring suggests

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